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Welcome back! Though I'm not sure if I'm in a position to welcome you back if I'm never online here in the first place... I feel like I just walked into a room and pretended to be here all along. I too have been offline since August and long before that ;) Regardless, it's always reassuring to...

Mature adult males will have a noticeable hemipenal bulge - at least in the most commonly available species like thieli, stumpffi, superciliaris, and therezieni. I've heard species like ebenaui might be a little trickier to sex. If you have pictures of animals that you would like to get sexed...

The import season extends far past the holiday season. If you're looking for a healthy animal, getting some in February or March is a good time since most animals will be recovered from the dry season, giving them an additional buffer to endure the whole importation process. You'll usually see...

God I love Archie! Those colors are incredible!!

This is such an awesome thread @yoteango! I've been thinking about trying out Madagascar Jasmine (Stephanotis) for some time, though I just haven't gotten around to it. I plan on doing a massive pygmy enclosure overhaul soon, so perhaps I'll steal your plant list and give it a try ;) For...

@javadi knows a lot more about this than I do. I personally have never bothered treating Brookesia for parasites. Though, if I'm not wrong, @javadi has experience medicating pygmies. He did a podcast episode not too long ago with Bill Strand on the Chameleon Academy podcast, and I think he...

I was actually looking into this myself just a couple of weeks ago. I even got the license needed to import animals with USFW. Then I reached out to the most prominent breeder of Bradypodion thamnobates in EU. This guy primarily breeds two locales of Bradypodion thamnobates, Nottingham Road and...

Yo, why are they so ugly-looking?

Thanks, Brad! You have some serious talent and a knack for finding some amazing people to help you run the forums. That's no easy feat. So with that said, happy belated 20th to the chameleon forums! This was the first place I ever felt like I belonged, so I truly owe a debt of gratitude to this...

Such a lovely little respectable man! I love the name Archibald lol. He sure is bald, so it seems like and apt name. I think I get a little too invested in your chameleon family. But I'm so glad that you have taken in Archi under your wing. He's definitely going to be living it up at your place!

I'm a big Bart fan already! So adorableee

For pygmy chameleons, you could get away with an established springtail colony. Isopods can nibble into pygmy chameleon eggs causing damage.

Pygmies from Madagascar require much more drastic seasonal temperature fluctuations than tropical dart frogs from south America. The solution? Look into Mantellas. They are the dart frogs of Madagascar. They are very colorful and take similar care parameters to pygmies. The problem is not many...

Yeah, well, apparently I do need to come around more since nobody warned meeeeeee. But thanks for warning me about the calendar contest! @MissSkittles +5 @Beman -5 😆

😂 I'll look through my photo album and find my nicest picture then. I can't let @javadi get onto the Calendar this year

Uggghh I love Ranjo so much!!!

Wait...so nobody was going to warn me that @javadi entered the photo contest? @MissSkittles and @Beman I'm disappointed smh 😭

Hahaha thanks @kinyonga! I just have two babies right now. The clutch was three eggs. But I accidentally rotated one of the eggs halfway through incubation and lost the egg. It was a rookie mistake. I didn't press the into the vermiculite. So they were all just sitting on right on top. It was a...

Thank you! Yes, my goal is to help establish these little guys in captivity. But it will probably be another year or two before I have enough to sell to the public.

Hi everyone, it's been a while since I last logged into the forums. I've been pretty busy with work, but my passion for chameleons is still going strong. Here are some pictures of one of my Cb 2-month-old Horned Pygmy Chameleons (Brookesia superciliaris). Incubation was rather quick at around...